"One Bangkok One Pride One Run 2026" is another example of an event expressing strength to celebrate Pride Month through the belief that "everyone is a source of pride, and every step is an expression of unique identity with equality." The event highlights inclusion and self-expression.
One Bangkok One Pride One Run 2026 has receivedan overwhelming response from the publicsince registration opened. This is not only because running is one of the most popular activities among modern city dwellers, but also because the event extends running into a space to celebrate Pride Month, allowing people to express themselves, spend time together, and share an atmosphere of equality through every step on the same course.
The event is full of vibrant colors, and every pace—whether slow or fast—is truly filled with energy in every step.
One Bangkok One Pride One Run 2026 was initiated by One Bangkok, a global lifestyle hub in central Bangkok, in collaboration with the Tourism Authority of Thailandand Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.The event creates a space for people to live freely and equally.
Within the city context where people seek places to relax and interact, One Bangkok serves not only as the starting point for the run but also as a connecting link between two important green spaces in Bangkok—Lumphini Park and Benjakitti Park—reflecting the concept of building community and an open urban lifestyle for everyone.
On 7 June, over a thousand runners participated, choosing between two distances: 5 kilometers starting at One Bangkok Park, running around Lumphini Park before returning to finish at One Bangkok Park; and 10 kilometers starting at One Bangkok Park, crossing the green bridge connecting to Benjakitti Park and returning to finish at One Bangkok Park.
This year’s One Bangkok One Pride One Run 2026featured an atmosphere filled withthe colors and energy of diversity, from runners and fitness enthusiasts to famous artists like ATLAS and VVV, as well as many celebrities such as Nut Nisamanee Lertworapong, who helped create a celebratory atmosphere through fashion and styles reflecting free self-expression.
After the race, the funcontinued with activitiesincluding a Cool Down session and an After Party.The event concluded with musicby DJ Rhunrun, welcomed by ATLAS and VVV, filling the atmosphere with joy and friendliness.
Additionally, specially designed medals were awarded to winners: Mr. Maicon Aurecio Correa from Brazil won the 10-kilometer race with a time of 47.38 minutes, while Nopphawit Phukham won the 5-kilometer race with a time of 18.51 minutes.
The Best Costume award went to Naritsada Wathanasunthorn, who impressed the judges the most.
Ultimately, One Bangkok One Pride One Run 2026 was not just a race to the finish line but a moment for people to celebrate identity, diversity, and coexistence in one city.